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In-Season: Phase III Flexibility Practice the sport! To prevent injury after long activity days with many rounds, you must rehabilitate those sport specific muscles. As with Off and Pre-season training, stretching all muscle groups before and after play will aid in not only a successful golf swing with a larger range of motion, but movement control and balance as well. A loss of balance can reduce a backswing or completely change the swing plane and, thus, the shot outcome.
The basic flexibility exercises that address the muscle-joint actions most relevant to golfers are standing or seated hamstring, lower back, and upper back and shoulder stretches.
| DYNAMIC WARMUP: |
| Neck rotation/turn |
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| Shoulder shrugs/circles |
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| Front cross/clap back |
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| Clap front w/diagonal |
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| Outer thigh/earswipe |
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| Side bend |
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| Round front reach |
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| Swim back reachover |
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| Merry-Go-Round |
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| Golf swing |
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| Opposite elbow/knee cross |
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| Knee lift s-f |
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| Leg kickout side |
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| hamstring curl back |
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| opposite hand/toe reach |
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| diagonal hand/toe reach |
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| Wide squat |
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| Lunge slow |
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| STATIC WARMDOWN: |
| Downward dog |
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| Upward dog |
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| Kneeling scapula rotations |
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| Lying hip rotations |
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